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Simone Biles’ NFL boyfriend was ‘sick’ watching superstar gymnast struggle at Tokyo Olympics
Simone Biles’ boyfriend, Houston Texans safety Jonathan Owens, said Thursday he tried his best to keep the superstar American gymnast’s head held high while she dealt with the…
China’s Gong Lijiao quizzed by state media over plans for ‘woman’s life,’ described as ‘manly woman’
Chinese state media came under fire during the Tokyo Olympics on Thursday as a reporter asked gold-medal winner Gong Lijiao is she has plans for a “woman’s life”…
Ex-Dallas cop Amanda Guyger’s conviction upheld in Botham Jean murder case
An appeals court in Texas upheld former Dallas police officer Amber Guyger’s 2019 murder conviction on Thursday despite her claims that the charge should be lessened to criminally negligent…
Florida man bit off part of friend’s ear during Key West hotel brawl, authorities say
A Florida man was arrested Thursday after biting off part of his friend’s ear during an early morning brawl at a Key West hotel, authorities said.
Arizona state Dem arrested for alleged sexual conduct with a minor in 2019: reports
Sen. Tony Navarrete, a first-term Democrat from Phoenix, was taken into custody Thursday, authorities said.
Rhode Island woman, 24, held after video shows mom, 35, with child beaten in road-rage incident: report
A Rhode Island woman was arrested Thursday in connection with a road-rage incident caught on video earlier this week in which a mother traveling with her 8-year-old daughter…
Biden flips on eviction ban he called likely illegal, but the media don’t care
Biden made the very move that he’d said, according to most legal experts, was “not likely to pass constitutional muster.” Now you might expect a flurry of stories…
US women Ross, Klineman win beach volleyball gold at Olympics, defeating Australia
Americans April Ross and Alix Klineman beat out Australia to claim Olympic gold in beach volleyball on Friday.
Greg Gutfeld: Fascists get into politics to gain power over you and exempt themselves from rules
The radicals are no longer in the streets, spitting at cops, destroying property. They’re now in office. They’re making changes and taking names. They’re protected. You aren’t.